Coastlines are influenced by a number of factors including the strength of the waves arriving on the shore, the gradient of the land margin, the composition and hardness of the coastal rock, the inclination of the off-shore slope, and the changes of the level of the land due to local uplift or submergence.
Mr. Obama signaled his inclination in off-the-cuff remarks on Wednesday as he was defending the tax cuts deal negotiated with Congressional Republicans this week.
Perhaps that's a statement on the fallibility of memory, the mind's capacity for denial, the natural inclination of humankind to pass off responsibility and distance itself from the horrific.
The lowest end of the server market could be further impacted by the increasing inclination of small businesses to pay off-site application service providers to handle their computer services from soup to nuts, says IDC's Humphreys.
My inclination to get off and walk was minimal and some kind fellow-traveller had left a copy of the magazine behind.
Radioactive elements should be investigated, he feels, and he deplored the inclination to brush off, as Japanese propaganda the awful results of exposure to the radiations set up by the bomb.
The new 5 displays all those champion's tendencies, along with some weaknesses: a sense of aloofness in some situations (aggravated by its new electric power steering) and an inclination to show off its technical prowess.
North Korea has shown no inclination to back off its nuclear program or to stop the launchings that it depicts as needed to send satellites into orbit, but that Western countries believe are tests for technology to create missiles that could eventually be used to deliver nuclear weapons.
For over three decades, these voters have episodically shown an inclination to go off the deep end and nominate general election losers in House and Senate races — or, in the case of very conservative states and districts, general election winners who push the party in the House and Senate to become an instrument of obstruction.
